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Posted: 17 years ago
what earth is getting destroyed on 13 th april 2029 ??????? 😕 😕 😕
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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: arshitgupta


U dont know about this Bhuvi??......😕😕

no . what is tht ?? 😕

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Posted: 17 years ago
Yeahh earth is getting destroyed on 13th april 2029 😃
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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: crazy_lil_gurl

Yeahh earth is getting destroyed on 13th april 2029 😃

Really ?? What r u saying

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Posted: 17 years ago
yeahh arsh told us yesterdayy..
arshit can u plz explain wht u told yesterday.. 😛
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Posted: 17 years ago
bhuvi and reeti. read below.......This is still old. According to latest news I was watching on IndiaTV, the probability of collision is Extremely much and if by chance it dont strike earth in 2029, then it will surely strike in 2036 if it enters "key hole"


A big 400-Meter Asteroid May Hit Earth on 13
April, 2029
A recently rediscovered 400-meter Near-Earth Asteroid (NEA) is predicted to pass near the Earth on
13 April 2029. The flyby distance is uncertain and an Earth impact cannot yet be ruled out. The odds
of impact, presently around 1 in 300, are unusual enough to merit special monitoring by astronomers,
but should not be of public concern. These odds are likely to change on a day-to-day basis as new
data are received. In all likelihood, the possibility of impact will eventually be eliminated as the
asteroid continues to be tracked by astronomers around the world.
Earth impact
Since 1994 when Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 collided with Jupiter, scientists have been researching if it may
be possible to deflect incoming asteroids. With the discovery in 1999 that asteroid (29075) 1950 DA may
collide with the Earth in 2880, this problem has been taken more seriously by politicians and scientists. The
most significant recorded impact in recent times was the Tunguska event, which occurred at Tunguska in
Russia, in 1908.
This object is the first to reach a level 2 (out of 10) on the Torino Scale. According to the Torino Scale, a
rating of 2 indicates "a discovery, which may become routine with expanded searches, of an object making
a somewhat close but not highly unusual pass near the Earth. While meriting attention by astronomers,
there is no cause for public attention or public concern as an actual collision is very unlikely. New
telescopic observations very likely will lead to re-assignment to Level 0 [no hazard]." This asteroid should
be easily observable throughout the coming months.
The brightness of 2004 MN4 suggests that its diameter is roughly 400 meters (1300 feet) and our current,
but very uncertain, best estimate of the flyby distance in 2029 is about twice the distance of the moon, or
about 780,000 km (480,000 miles). On average, an asteroid of this size would be expected to pass within 2
lunar distances of Earth every 5 years or so.
Most of this object's orbit lies within the Earth's orbit, and it approaches the sun almost as close as the orbit
of Venus. 2004 MN4's orbital period about the sun is 323 days, placing it within the Aten class of NEAs,
which have an orbital period less than one year. It has a low inclination with respect to the Earth's orbit and
the asteroid crosses near the Earth's orbit twice on each of its passages about the sun.
Original story at www.physorg.com/news2505.html Page 1/2
2004 MN4 was discovered on 19 June 2004 by Roy Tucker, David Tholen and Fabrizio Bernardi of the
NASA-funded University of Hawaii Asteroid Survey (UHAS), from Kitt Peak, Arizona, and observed over
two nights. On 18 December, the object was rediscovered from Australia by Gordon Garradd of the Siding
Spring Survey, another NASA-funded NEA survey. Further observations from around the globe over the
next several days allowed the Minor Planet Center to confirm the connection to the June discovery, at
which point the possibility of impact in 2029 was realized by the automatic SENTRY system of NASA's
Near-Earth Object Program Office. NEODyS, a similar automatic system at the University of Pisa and the
University of Valladolid, Spain also detected the impact possibility and provided similar predictions.

Source: by Don Yeomans, Steve Chesley and Paul Chodas, NASA's Near Earth Object Program Office
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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: arshitgupta

bhuvi and reeti. read below.......This is still old. According to latest news I was watching on IndiaTV, the probability of collision is Extremely much and if by chance it dont strike earth in 2029, then it will surely strike in 2036 if it enters "key hole"


A big 400-Meter Asteroid May Hit Earth on 13
April, 2029
A recently rediscovered 400-meter Near-Earth Asteroid (NEA) is predicted to pass near the Earth on
13 April 2029. The flyby distance is uncertain and an Earth impact cannot yet be ruled out. The odds
of impact, presently around 1 in 300, are unusual enough to merit special monitoring by astronomers,
but should not be of public concern. These odds are likely to change on a day-to-day basis as new
data are received. In all likelihood, the possibility of impact will eventually be eliminated as the
asteroid continues to be tracked by astronomers around the world.
Earth impact
Since 1994 when Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 collided with Jupiter, scientists have been researching if it may
be possible to deflect incoming asteroids. With the discovery in 1999 that asteroid (29075) 1950 DA may
collide with the Earth in 2880, this problem has been taken more seriously by politicians and scientists. The
most significant recorded impact in recent times was the Tunguska event, which occurred at Tunguska in
Russia, in 1908.
This object is the first to reach a level 2 (out of 10) on the Torino Scale. According to the Torino Scale, a
rating of 2 indicates "a discovery, which may become routine with expanded searches, of an object making
a somewhat close but not highly unusual pass near the Earth. While meriting attention by astronomers,
there is no cause for public attention or public concern as an actual collision is very unlikely. New
telescopic observations very likely will lead to re-assignment to Level 0 [no hazard]." This asteroid should
be easily observable throughout the coming months.
The brightness of 2004 MN4 suggests that its diameter is roughly 400 meters (1300 feet) and our current,
but very uncertain, best estimate of the flyby distance in 2029 is about twice the distance of the moon, or
about 780,000 km (480,000 miles). On average, an asteroid of this size would be expected to pass within 2
lunar distances of Earth every 5 years or so.
Most of this object's orbit lies within the Earth's orbit, and it approaches the sun almost as close as the orbit
of Venus. 2004 MN4's orbital period about the sun is 323 days, placing it within the Aten class of NEAs,
which have an orbital period less than one year. It has a low inclination with respect to the Earth's orbit and
the asteroid crosses near the Earth's orbit twice on each of its passages about the sun.
Original story at www.physorg.com/news2505.html Page 1/2
2004 MN4 was discovered on 19 June 2004 by Roy Tucker, David Tholen and Fabrizio Bernardi of the
NASA-funded University of Hawaii Asteroid Survey (UHAS), from Kitt Peak, Arizona, and observed over
two nights. On 18 December, the object was rediscovered from Australia by Gordon Garradd of the Siding
Spring Survey, another NASA-funded NEA survey. Further observations from around the globe over the
next several days allowed the Minor Planet Center to confirm the connection to the June discovery, at
which point the possibility of impact in 2029 was realized by the automatic SENTRY system of NASA's
Near-Earth Object Program Office. NEODyS, a similar automatic system at the University of Pisa and the
University of Valladolid, Spain also detected the impact possibility and provided similar predictions.

Source: by Don Yeomans, Steve Chesley and Paul Chodas, NASA's Near Earth Object Program Office

😭 I dont want to die soo soon.. abhi toh meri shaadi bhi nahin hui

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Posted: 17 years ago
yaar tum log sab aik jese ho..kal bhi arsh ne ye bola tha aur sanniya and all said ke unko marne se pehle shaadi karni hain.. 😆
why do u all wanna marrry?? 🤢
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Posted: 17 years ago
does any one of u believe in black friday........?
if so then note tht.......... its friday on 13 april, 2029, day of devils
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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: crazy_lil_gurl

yaar tum log sab aik jese ho..kal bhi arsh ne ye bola tha aur sanniya and all said ke unko marne se pehle shaadi karni hain.. 😆
why do u all wanna marrry?? 🤢

😳 Its my dream since I was a kid.. to marry ☺️☺️☺️

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